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It breaks my heart. I’m hoping she will one day run again.
“…the greatest leader never allowed to lead.†Truer words were never written. Even though I’m just an observer of the American political scene, it still matters to me who Americans elect as President. It is said that when America sneezes, Canada blows its nose. The significance of Hillary R. Clinton as the first woman President would have gone beyond the United States.
On a lighter note; “sisterhood of the traveling pantsuit†that made me chuckle when I heard it Tuesday and again when I watch the Youtube video.
“We shall not know what kind of president Clinton would have been, and thus it can always be imagined that she would have been great.”
This was my favorite line.